| Moneyline Pick | Canada to Win (-197) |
| Total Goals | Over 2.5 Goals (-129) |
| Combo | Canada to Win + Both Teams to Score (+229) |
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Guatemala vs Canada Main Match Info
- Competition: CONCACAF Nations League, League A, quarter-final, first leg
- Date and Time: Friday, November 13, 2026, 9:00 PM ET
- Venue: Estadio Manuel Felipe Carrera (Estadio El Trébol)
- Location: Guatemala City, Guatemala
- Last meeting: Canada 1-1 Guatemala, Guatemala won 6-5 on penalties (June 30, 2025 Gold Cup quarter-final)
Guatemala vs Canada Moneyline Prediction
- Moneyline Pick: Canada to Win
- Odds: -197 (Tonybet)
Canada has recorded three wins and three losses in its previous six internationals. Jesse Marsch’s side defeated Peru 2-0 in October but subsequently suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to the United States.
Guatemala has recorded two wins, one draw, and three defeats across its last six matches. However, its Nations League performances have been considerably stronger than those overall results suggest.
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Canada’s stronger squad is the main argument for an away win. Jonathan David, Tajon Buchanan, and Alphonso Davies offer attacking quality, while Les Rouges have reached the Nations League Finals in two of the previous three editions.
However, Guatemala eliminated Canada from the 2025 Gold Cup on penalties following a 1-1 draw. The hosts are also unbeaten in their previous six home Nations League A matches.
Canada’s individual quality and knockout experience support the moneyline selection, but Guatemala’s home record makes this a challenging away fixture.
Guatemala vs Canada Total Goals Prediction
- Total Goals Pick: Over 2.5 Goals
- Odds: -129 (Tonybet)
Guatemala netted nine goals and conceded three across four Nations League group matches, averaging 2.25 scored and 0.75 allowed per fixture.
Two of those four encounters went over 2.5 goals. The opening 3-2 defeat to Jamaica produced five goals, while the 6-0 victory over El Salvador demonstrated Guatemala’s attacking potential.
Canada’s recent results lean the other way. The Canadians defeated Peru 2-0 and lost 1-0 to the United States in October, with neither match clearing the line. Across its last five outings, the team has scored four goals (0.8 per game) and conceded four (0.8).
The visitors nevertheless possess considerable attacking quality. Their forwards’ movement could create opportunities against Guatemala, which conceded three goals in its opening group fixture.
An early goal could make the contest more open, particularly if the trailing team pushes forward.
Guatemala vs Canada Combo
- Combo: Canada to Win + Both Teams to Score
- Odds: +229 (Tonybet)
Canada’s stronger international form supports its victory. Jesse Marsch’s team reached the Round of 16 at the 2026 World Cup and has won its previous two away Nations League quarter-final matches, defeating Jamaica 2-1 in 2023 and Suriname 1-0 in 2024.
However, Guatemala’s home record makes the Both Teams to Score component appealing. Los Chapines are unbeaten in six home League A fixtures and scored nine goals during the current group stage.
Rubio Rubín also scored against Les Rouges in the 2025 Gold Cup quarter-final, demonstrating Guatemala’s ability to threaten the Canadian defence.
Both legs follow one script: Canada’s quality wins the game, but a Guatemala side unbeaten at home finds a goal, as it did in the 2025 Gold Cup.
Guatemala vs Canada Team News
Guatemala Team News
Out: Óscar Santis (hamstring), Jonathan Franco (suspended), Carlos Estrada (suspended).
The suspensions of Jonathan Franco and Carlos Estrada reduce Guatemala’s defensive options, while Óscar Santis’s absence removes an important attacking threat. Santis has scored 20 goals in 59 appearances for the national team.
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Matt Evans scored a stoppage-time winner against Suriname to secure Guatemala’s quarter-final qualification. Goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen also recorded two clean sheets during the group stage.
Guatemala last played on October 5, beating Suriname. As a result, Luis Fernando Tena’s men have had five weeks to prepare.
Canada Team News
Out: Jonathan Osorio (knee), Jacob Shaffelburg (rib), Stephen Eustáquio (groin), Cyle Larin (hamstring), Derek Cornelius (hip), Alfie Jones (hamstring), and Alistair Johnston (hamstring).
Jonathan Osorio and Jacob Shaffelburg withdrew after picking up injuries during the final MLS regular-season weekend. Zorhan Bassong, Theo Corbeanu, and Charles-Andreas Brym were subsequently added to the squad.
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Alphonso Davies’s return strengthens Canada’s options on the left, while Jonathan David and Tajon Buchanan provide additional attacking quality. David is already Les Rouges’ all-time top scorer with 43 goals.
Canada last played an international match on October 6 against the United States.
Guatemala vs Canada: Where to Watch (Canada)
- TV: TSN and RDS
- Stream: OneSoccer
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